Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-15
LOCAL eREvITIeS.

Mr. James titzmartin, Of Columbus, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Laura Dye. Of Troy. is in the city
today, on her way to Columbus.
Hon. John A. Mcmahon, of Dayton, is
In the city today on legal business.
Mr.. James II. franklin. of Indianapolis.
is visiting friends in the city this week.
Oficer Mast was acting this morning as
chief Of police. in the absence Of Chief
Ambrose.
Mr.. George II. knight, the popular Bee
Dine agent, went to Cleveland last night on
business.
The High street NJ. E. church Is arrang-
ing for very elaborate Christmas enter
tsinment this year.
Judges Shearer, of Nenia. and Shauck.
Of Dayton, Of the circuit bench. are regis
tered at the Arcade.
Miss Rhonemus. an attractive young lady
Of London. O., is the guest of Miss Matte
Sewer, Of west Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs John T. Rice have returned
home from Chattanooga, Tenn, to take up
their residence on Grant avenue.
Miss Ella Miller and Miss Anna Hall, the
new deputy clerks Of the probate court, as
sumo their new positions January 1.
The Lizzie Evans company went to Co.
lumbus this morning. The company will
play there the remainder Of this week.
Miss Carrie Lswis. Of Los Angeles, Cal. +.
was in the city short time yesterday on
her way to New Haven, Conn.,, to spend the
holidays.
The city Is full of visitors from the small
towns in the neighborhood Of Springfield
these days. 1t is the season for Christ
mas shopping.
President Cleveland sent the nomination
OF Frank N. Hagan. ESQ.,. as postmaster OF
Springfield. to the senate yesterday. with .
big batch of others.
Mrs. Lille H. Norton. of New York. who
has been the guest OF her friend, Mrs. J..
d. Phleger. for several DAYS, left this morn
inS for Louisville, ny.
John Doyle, disorderly: Henry Wilson,
lettering. James Gun. drunk and lettering,
and Dora Smith. ("Jimtown-). disorderly,
were arrested yesterday.
Last evening Mr.. Edwin Wharton and
, Miss Julia Kelly were united in marriage al
, the St. Paul Parsonage, by Rev. Thomas
Collett They are both of this city.
] hoe N
: home after an absence OF three months In
Springfield, and accepted = position in Dud
|, ley's candy kitchen.-London Enterprise
Anything more dismal than Market
square this weather is not to be imagined
! 1t looks like nothing SO much as freshly
broken prairie or Sahara of uudu.atips
! mud.
The annual fancy sale and bazar. OF tn,
First Presbyterian church, Is in progress thi.
afternoon. and continues over tonight.
; musical programme is one Of the feature.
this evening.
Messenger No. IS lost pair Of glove!
aro md the depot or on Washington street
! and will be obliged to anyone finding and
returning same to him at the District Tel
: egranh ofice.
Daniel McKillip. Of Springfield, b:
daughter of Indiana, and Mrs. George Val
: WAGNER, of this city. spent Wednesdo!
: last with Mrs. ". ii. Minter, OF Lafayette
London Enterprise.
. Mr.. Samuel A. Brantper left this morn
ing for q western trip. He will visit hi
brother. Mr.. J. W. Brantner. at Paola
Kansas, and friends and relatives In Illinoi
and other points in the west.
: Mr.. Owen Perkins, of John W. Book
walters Mechanical Ne,rs. New YOr,
City. is expected home TO spend the holi
days. He has not been in Springfield, hi
former home. for seven years.
Chief-of- Police Ambrose, Officers Mill.
and Record, and Mayors Clerk Amos Nil
Ter, went to Columbus today to attend tn.
annual ball to be given tonight by the PO
lice Benevolent association, of that city.
The discourse In the special meeting to
night ut st. Paul church, will be to show
.How Protesting Christians Fail Away
From Christ" The meeting last night wa,
attended with much conviction and feeling
The past0r greatly desires that the entir,
church may participate in the good now be
inS done.